Everyone's a Chanel Scene

       Models walk on the stage and in the audience sits on chairs wooden theater unveils a sparkling collection that played with the proportions. Coined through short skirts and wide belt doubled low, Lagerfeld also added robes colonnades gray, silver and black, and a high dose of blue, bronze.

Champagne tweeds and luxurious embroidered fabrics for fall / winter 2013-2014 have used a dramatic contrast to the set the panting public fashion sparked provided.

The deserted, abandoned theater by Lagerfeld created - known rising for its extravagant games in iron and glass atrium of the magnificent Grand Palace built - was complete with peeling paint, to benches and concrete blocks overturned collapsed, there is a decaying beauty in fashion show.

"It is the contrast between the old and the new world," Lagerfeld told reporters after the show. "Fashion is the one thing that can travel between the two."

Chanel is perhaps the most common label in the pool of France traded fashion brands with a loyal customer base worldwide. Haute Couture, where the clothes are carefully selected by highly skilled craftsmen hand-sewn, is the crème de la crème of the $ 275 billion global luxury industry.

Lagerfeld presents a series of short skirts slightly A-line skirt worn over another below.

"We are going in that direction, and we will in this direction. Did a dress for the price of three," quipped Lagerfeld.

Built bold shoulders found their way into mod-influenced boleros and jackets with short sleeves and collar fixed notch above the wrist.

Most dresses and costumes contain a wide black belt anchor the multiple layers and lengths.

"The belt is not a small, hippie band 60 This is a very fine band," said the German designer, a diamond and emerald brooch in the shape of a jungle cat wore on his tie.

AROUND THE WORLD
Famous French fashion house Christian Dior for a tour of the luxury jet-set around the world at the Paris Fashion Week came last week, presents a transcontinental aspect of haute couture with a collection inspired by the four corners of the world.

Women in Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa were the inspiration for the artistic director of Dior, Raf Simons, in his Autumn / Winter 2013-2014 Haute Couture show, a collection of over 50 looks as breakfast Deluxe occurred.

Draped silk dresses in shades of periwinkle and coral skirts with beads, sequins and bright columns bold tribal graphics glitter - all designed to appeal to a wealthy clientele worldwide workshop.

Haute Couture is the crème de la crème of 212 billion euros ($ 275 billion) of the € luxury industry worldwide. In this universe, Dior - is a coveted as the pinnacle of elegance role - owned by LVMH, top luxury group in the world by revenue and market value.

"The collection is not only about Dior in Paris, France, but the rest of the fashion world and how cultures influence on the house and me," Simons said in the liner notes of the issue.

Simons in the ultra-feminine look of classic Dior Jackets with structured in-depth herringbone waist-cinching In a modern gloss transparent sequins, but opted for the fluid, relaxed air, draping Japanese kimonos recalls.

An outstanding, no doubt inspired by Africa, was a floor-length dress in a brown and white recalls broke black print of a Cheetah.

Bold stripes in different colors - orange and navy blue, turquoise or orange -. "Bold, sporty, dynamic and graphic" ornate coats and jackets that have a reference to an American casual style, described by Simon as

Under Simons, Dior has chosen the same every effort to Hollywood as LVMH grows in the United States, part of a movement for the recovery of the economy, growth in China slowed woo made.

The brand portfolio includes the name of LVMH Louis Vuitton and Givenchy fashion, as well as manufacturers of Moet Hennessy and jeweler Bulgari spirits.

"Haute Couture has acquired a younger clientele," Christian Dior Chief Executive Sidney Toledano told Reuters after the show, where the American film star Jennifer Lawrence in the first row sa "The Americans are in place."